The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-28
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

Gould has gone to Europe and thinks
stocks will now rise. /
Earthquake shocks have been felt daily
in layti for the past month.
The funeral Of Elihu B. Washburne took !
place Wednesday in Chicago.
Typhoons in the Chinese seas have been
causing great loss Of life and shipping.
4 notable event at Chicago was the un.
yelling Of the statue Of Abraham Lincoln.
There has been .2s to $50 cases Of yel-
low fever at Tampa, Florida, to date, and
thirty -four deaths.
Lawyer Delaney has written the grand
jury TO examine into the charges made
against Gould and Sage.
The conclusion Of an article in the Mos.
COW is Gazette as follows: "Russia, as we'll
as France, can now say, we are ready"!
The President has appointed VIM.
Dougherty, Of MISSOURI, agent for the
Indians Of Warm Springs agency in Ore
gon.
The residence Of Adelina Patti in Wales,
was entered by burglars ON Monday night
aud a quantity OF valuablcs and jewelry
was s,olen.
In the eighth base ball game out OF elev.
en- for the championship Of the world,
Detroit beat St. Louis by score OF !; to 3
at Baltimore.
The Fidelity bank thieves have all been
indicted at Cincinnati. Twenty.eight in.
dictments have been found against the Of.
ficers Of that defunct bank.
The issue of standard silver dollars for
the week ending Saturday was $9S3,ooo
The shipment Of fractional coin from the
| mints for the same length Of time amount
ed to $4,000.
On Sunday in London crowd Of several
thousand unemployed marched into West
minister Abbey. Canon Prothers during
his sermon was hooted and hissed BY the
crowd Of roughs.
The Ballarat correspondent Of the Mel.
bourne (Australia) Argus telegs"7hed on
August goth: This morning an immense
nugget weighing 81 pounds of pure gold
was unearthed in the Midas mine in Sulky
Gully.
An attempt to cremate Thirty Italians
while asleep in building on the night ofthe
,th in the township Of Paris, Kent coun.
ty, Mich, was frustrated by the timely
warning Of one who was awake and found
the building in flames.
The New York Times says: The Ore
gon Transcontinental company's directors
have ordered the withdrawal Of the suits
against the Northern Pacific company, in
cluding that for an injunction against the
building Of the Palouse branch.
i On the e4th Denver merchants agreed
that in case the railways refused to grant
the request for a reduction Of IS per cent
in freight rates to and from Colorado points
to throw all their business over one line
and in this way to make OR break among
the boycotted lines.
| Henry NJ. Stanley, the explorer, has beer
heard from again. lie has gone l. 50 miles
further up the Arumubimi, and sent the
steamer Florida back to Stanley pool fol
more supplies. The natives showed nc
disposition to molcst the expedition, ane
all were in good health.
There vas notable gathering Of bishops
clergymen and laymen Of the Protestant
Episcopal church on the ,sth in St. James
church, at Philadelphia. The occasion
was the first meeting of the missionar,
council The council is composed OF 19>
members including all the bishops and ar
equal number of each clergymen and lay
men.
! \ ST Paul dispatch of October 18th
says: Troops were engaged in throwing
up earthworks and preparing defenses to'
Fort Custer, Montana. Two companies oI
infantry from Fort Missoula reached Gus
ter tonight. It is thought the troops sent
to Cheyenne Agency will arrive tomor'
row evening, and movements at Custer
will begin at cnce thereafter.
The Republican meeting WAS held at
Tours, France, on the ,5th. An angry
discussion took place between NJ. Roche
fort and NJ. Wilson. The climax of in.
disnation was reached on Wilson refusing
to answer the charge Of using President
Crews franking mark. Ills efforts to